About Us
Why CULSR?
CULSR members address, investigate, and critically analyze the legal happenings in our society through writing informative articles for robust semesterly issues.
CULSR members gain a network composed of club members, alumni, and students at peer law reviews internationally.
CULSR members can present their work in panels of club members, international counterparts, and receptive faculty members.
Who We Are
We started the Review to provide students with an outlet for reasoned discourse on the legal and social challenges confronting our generation. We are confident that this conversation starts, first and foremost, with the right kind of writing. We are confident that our culture, one that prides itself on both objectivity and ambiguity, will help us establish the Review as one of Cornell’s premier forums for legal discourse, critical writing, and academic fervor.
Throughout each semester, Associate Editors and Managing Editors work with Staff Writers in a multistage process that culminates in a robust legal paper. If the Staff Writer meets all stated writing deadlines for the respective semester, their article will be published in our online Review.
Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice and Cornell alumna, Ruth Bader Ginsburg ‘54 sending her well-wishes to the Cornell Undergraduate Law & Society Review
We can be reached at [culsr.recruitment@gmail.com].